Kathy Stephenson(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sion Crowd and Aliza Levy, co-owners of E'klektik restaurant in SLC are reflected in mirrors that portray their goal of repurposing and making a sustainable place as they get ready to close their doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sion Crowd and Aliza Levy, co-owners of E'klektik restaurant in SLC embrace as they get ready to close their doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Matt Binyon, owner of The American Rust Company looks over items as the E'klektik restaurant in Salt Lake City puts everything up for sale before closing its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sion Crowd and Aliza Levy, co-owners of E'klektik restaurant in SLC speak with customers as they get ready to close their doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Aliza Levy, co-owners of E'klektik restaurant in SLC talks about all the paintings she did on the walls as they get ready to close their doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sion Crowd and Aliza Levy, co-owners of E'klektik restaurant in SLC embrace as they get ready to close their doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sion Crowd, co-owner of the E'klektik restaurant in SLC talks about unfinished plans to build a greenhouse and make his restaurant completely sustainable. They will close their doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sion Croudo, left, co-owner of the E'klektik restaurant in SLC speaks with Matt Binyon, owner of The American Rust Company in Salt Lake who was in the process of buying multiple items to repurpose. The store will close its doors for good on Jan. 31.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The E'klektik restaurant in SLC will close its doors for good on Jan. 31. The owners are selling all the "eclectic" items that made the restaurant unique including antiques, collectibles, jewelry, clothing, art and more. Owners Aliza Levy who did most of the paintings in the store and her husband Sion Croudo who had a goal of making everything sustainable, recycled used fixtures, hardware and materials from Habitat for Humanity ReStores.
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Salt Lake City’s Eklektik restaurant has closed, but the owners are keeping the doors open through Sunday, hoping to sell all the colorful furniture, kitchenware and knickknacks that gave the restaurant its name.
“We are sad to leave all this,” said co-owner Sion Croudo, who, along with his wife, Aliza Levy, decided to move closer to family in California and Mexico. “It’s time to find something less stressful.”
The couple opened The Eklektik in 2017 at 60 E. 800 South, with Levy cooking and Croudo running the front of the house.
Part restaurant, part thrift store and art gallery, The Eklektik served a global menu, inspired by the flavors of Mexico, Europe and South America — places where the husband and wife had lived or visited.
Croudo and Levy also are collectors, but say they can’t take their eclectic stash with them.
They are putting it all up for sale.
Everything — from the painted chairs and antique lamps to beer signs, dishes and place mats — is being sold. Even some items the owners had in storage — like bicycles, kitchen equipment and Christmas ornaments — are available.
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Bargain hunters can snag embroidered clothing from Mexico, earrings depicting famed artist Frida Kahlo, as well as purses and an antique calculator for bargain prices.
Eklektik mementos are on sale through Sunday between noon and 7 p.m. at the restaurant.
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